The Golf Course at Hollins Hall
Golf Course at Hollins Hall
Set in Baildon, Hollins Hall’s par-71 championship golf course offers a scenic and challenging round for golfers of all abilities. Designed by European golf course architect Ross McMurray, the 18-hole course features tree-lined fairways, USGA-standard greens, stone walls, water hazards and well-placed bunkers that reward accurate play and careful course management. Elevated tees and fast, multi-tiered greens add further challenge, while the signature 14th hole, “The Viaduct”, stands out for its historic railway viaduct backdrop and tactical design.
Green Fees
Enjoy a round of golf in Baildon at Hollins Hall’s 18-hole, par-71 golf course, with visitor green fees available throughout the week. Standard rates are available alongside reduced twilight pricing at selected times.
Weekday Green Fees
- Standard weekday rate – £30 per person
- Member guest weekday rate – £15 per person
Weekend Green Fees
- Saturday and Sunday – £40 per person
Twilight Green Fees
Monday, Wednesday & Friday
- 2:30pm–4:00pm – £25 per person
- After 4:00pm – £20 per person
Tuesday & Thursday
- Up to 4:00pm – £25 per person
- After 4:00pm – £20 per person
Saturday, Sunday & Bank Holidays
- 2:30pm–4:00pm – £30 per person
- After 4:00pm – £25 per person
Junior golfers may also receive discounted green fees, although Hollins Hall has confirmed that there is currently no fixed junior rate.
Whether you are planning a weekday round, weekend golf or a later twilight tee time in Baildon, Hollins Hall offers a range of visitor green fee options throughout the week.
Golf Memberships
Make the most of Hollins Hall Golf Course with a golf membership designed for regular play. Members can enjoy unlimited access to the course and practice facilities, weekly competitions and reduced rates on golf buggies, visitor green fees, trolleys and driving range facilities.
Membership benefits also include 20% off food and drink in the bar and restaurant, 20% off spa treatments Monday to Thursday, exclusive driving range discounts and access to Toptracer competitions, plus a complimentary shuttle service to the 1st tee.
Golf Course Features
The 18-hole golf course at Hollins Hall is a par-71 championship course set within 200 acres of West Yorkshire countryside. Designed by Ross McMurray, it features tree-lined fairways, undulating USGA-standard greens, stone walls, water hazards, elevated tees and well-placed bunkers, with panoramic views across the Aire Valley.
Course at a glance
- 18-hole championship course
- Par 71
- Designed by Ross McMurray
- USGA-standard greens
- Tree-lined fairways
- Water hazards
- Elevated tees
- Views across the Aire Valley
- Blue tees – 6,632 yards
- White tees – 6,307 yards
- Yellow tees – 5,932 yards
- Red tees – 5,447 yards
The History of Hollins Hall Golf Course
Hollins Hall’s golf course in Baildon opened in May 1999 and has since become an established championship course in West Yorkshire. Designed by European golf course architect Ross McMurray, the 18-hole, par-71 course was created to work with the natural contours of the surrounding landscape, combining its countryside setting with a challenging layout for members and visiting golfers.
The course’s championship credentials were strengthened between 2001 and 2003, when Hollins Hall hosted several PGA EuroPro Tour events. These tournaments helped establish the course as a recognised competitive golf venue, while its tree-lined fairways, undulating greens, water hazards and elevated tees continue to shape the playing experience today.
Signature Hole
The Hollins Hall course features a varied 18-hole layout, with elevated tees, water hazards, well-placed bunkers and fast, multi-tiered greens creating a challenging round. One of its most distinctive holes is the 14th, where the historic railway viaduct forms a memorable backdrop and careful shot selection is key.
14th Hole – “The Viaduct” | Par 4
The 14th is a tactical par 4 that requires accuracy from tee to green. The hole features an elevated tee shot, fairway bunkers and a small pond or stream that brings additional challenge into play. Its two-tiered green is framed by the historic 19th-century railway viaduct, creating one of the most distinctive settings on the course.
Golf Course FAQs
Is Hollins Hall an 18-hole golf course in Baildon?
Yes. Hollins Hall has an 18-hole, par-71 championship golf course set within 200 acres of West Yorkshire countryside.
How long is the golf course at Hollins Hall?
The course measures 6,632 yards from the blue tees, 6,307 yards from the white tees, 5,932 yards from the yellow tees and 5,447 yards from the red tees.
Do I need a handicap to play at Hollins Hall?
No handicap is required, but visitors should have knowledge of golf rules and course etiquette and have played golf before.
Can visitors play golf at Hollins Hall?
Yes. Visitors are welcome to play the golf course and can book tee times online, through GolfNow or by contacting the golf team directly.
How far in advance can I book a tee time at Hollins Hall?
Online visitor bookings can be made around two weeks in advance. Tee times booked directly with the golf team can be arranged further ahead.
Can junior golfers play the course?
Yes. Junior golfers can play at Hollins Hall and do not need to be accompanied by an adult.
Are golf buggies available to hire?
Yes. Golf buggies are available to hire for £35. Trolleys, electric trolleys and golf clubs are also available to hire.
What makes the Hollins Hall golf course challenging?
The course features tree-lined fairways, undulating USGA-standard greens, water hazards, stone walls, elevated tees and strategically placed bunkers. Fast, multi-tiered greens also reward accurate approach play and careful course management.
Who designed the golf course at Hollins Hall?
Hollins Hall Golf Course was designed by European golf course architect Ross McMurray and opened in May 1999.